Changing Policies on Stray Dogs in Turkey

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This chapter examines the cultural significance of stray dogs in Turkey and the recent law that mandates their confinement in shelters. It delves into the implications for animal welfare and the political tensions surrounding the law, including opposition from major parties and historical context.

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